No, the raccoon will not be charged with drug possession. After an Ohio woman was placed under arrest during a traffic stop ...

The officer arrested the 55-year-old female driver – and then the encounter took an unexpected turn, police said. Upon ...

During a routine traffic stop for an alleged suspended license in Springfield, Ohio, a raccoon grasping a meth pipe caught ...

A Ohio woman with an active warrant and suspended license was arrested after police found her pet raccoon with a meth pipe ...

A pet raccoon named Chewy was in the driver's seat of a car in central Ohio earlier this week, holding a glass meth pipe in ...

Officers performing a traffic stop in Ohio found themselves confronted with a pet raccoon with a meth pipe in its mouth ...

While our officers are trained to expect the unexpected, finding a raccoon holding a meth pipe is a first!' the Springfield Township Police Department said.

An Ohio woman was arrested this week after police found her pet raccoon with a meth pipe in its mouth during a traffic stop.

As fun as it is seeing a raccoon holding a meth pipe, it is very sad to see someone in that condition with that addiction,' ...

Chewy’ the pet raccoon is going viral after police discovered him with his owner’s meth pipe in his mouth during a traffic ...

It is illegal to keep wildlife without a permit and keep wild animals as pets in Ohio, reports NBC affiliate WCMH. However, raccoons, foxes, deer, moose, caribou, zebras, llamas, alpacas, emu, elk and ...